In Gardner’s theory, he outlined that there are seven different areas of intelligence that human beings demonstrate strengths in. All of these areas of intelligence have their own developmental sequence. Gardner believes that the human intelligence is more complex than just the verbal and math. He believes that these seven areas are tools for learning, problem solving and creating, and often are influenced by the culture in which one person is around. The seven intelligences are logical-mathematical, linguistic, spatial, musical, bodily-kinesthetic, interpersonal and intrapersonal. Logical-Mathematical intelligence is reasoning and calculating. People with this learning intelligence can be taught through logic games, investigations, and mysteries. Linguistic intelligence is using words effectively. These learners have highly developed auditory skills and often think in words. Spatial-Visual intelligence is being conscious of space and orientation. They like to draw, read maps and daydream. Musical intelligence is when someone shows sensitivity to rhythm and sound. They tend to study better with music playing in the background. Bodily-Kinesthetic intelligence is where you use the body effectively, like a dancer. They communicate well through body language and can be taught by hands on learning. Interpersonal intelligence is the understanding and interacting with others. These people have many friends and empathy for others. Intrapersonal intelligence is the understanding of one’s own interests and goals. These learners have a strong will, confidence and are very opinionated. I can relate to Kinesthetic and Interpersonal intelligence the best. I am a very hands-on learner. I love making things and learning how it’s made. I also do best learning through group activities and seminars. When I was in class and was offered a group assignment, I jumped at the chance.